Teams/Players/Team Officials/Referees. The Basic Principles of Handball. Technical Facilities. Handball is a team sport based on fair play principles.

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2 the two teams are awarded 1 point each. ine oal l rg Oute a l are Goa 6m 9m tre Cen line Playing court 40x20m Goals: 3x2m S I 7m Each team consists of up to 14 players. On court a team has 6 field players and 1 goalkeeper. Within each team the players are interchangeable during the game. field players of a team wear identical, coloured uniforms. AllGoalkeepers wear uniforms that differ from those of the field players. Players are not permitted to wear objects that could be dangerous (watches, rings, earrings, necklaces, etc.). Up to 4 team officials are responsible for coaching their team. officiate the game on court in cooperation 2 referees with the judges table (timekeeper, scorekeeper). S Handball is a team sport based on fair play principles. court there are two male or female teams playing against each other, On both trying to score goals with a handball. team that has scored the most goals when the playing time is over is The the winner. winning team is given 2Thepoints. Goal If there is a draw, Teams/Players/Team Officials/Referees C The Basic Principles of Handball The goal height is 2 metres, the goal width 3 metres. playing time can be varied and is up to 2x30 minutes in The official games. Different ball sizes are used for different age groups/genders. Referees Team Officials Goalkeeper B Technical Facilities Defender A Attacker

3 The attacking players Throw and catch the ball using hands and arms Block or kick the ball using the feet The defending players Use the hands and arms to block the ball Pull or hit the ball out of the hands of the attacking player Pass the ball to a team mate Bounce the ball with one hand and catch it again Take a maximum of 3 steps with the ball Move outside the goal areas Hold the ball for more than 3 seconds Bounce the ball,catch it and bounce it again = Dribble fault Take more than 3 steps with the ball Enter the goal area Goalkeeper throw Make a frontal body contact with the attacking player Stay outside the goal area Stay at least 3 metres away from the attacking player when executing a throw to (re)start the game Hold the attacking player s body/ shirt, push run or jump into him/her Use the goal area as a defence position/ prevent a clear scoring chance Interfere with an attacking player when executing a throw to (re)start the game Free throw/progressive punishment 7 metre throw Progressive punishment Touch the ball in the air above the goal area Break through the defence Touch the ball lying in side the goal area Charge the opponent or run into a defending player = Offensive foul The goalkeeper Touch the ball with any part of the body inside the goal area Take the ball into the goal area from outside the 6m line Pass the ball in order to create a scoring chance Keep the ball in the team s possession without creating a scoring chance = Passive play Leave the goal without the ball and play as a field player Leave the goal area with the ball

4 Fair play and Officiating Referee signals The beauty of handball is fair play. It is the two referees who are in charge of leading the game. Their task is to maintain the fair play principle. Progressive punishment is given to the players who do not follow the rules of fair play or violate the rules in any other way. Progressive punishment Warning 2 minute Disqualification suspension Free throw Goalkeeper throw A free throw is awarded either when the defending players or the team in possession of the ball commit a rule violation. A goalkeeper throw is awarded when Time-Out the goalkeeper has control of the ball in the goal area or when the ball has crossed the outer goal line. The playing time is stopped when necessary. Offensive foul Throws to (re)start the Game In handball there are five different throws defined by the rules to (re)start the game, which are the throw off, free throw, goalkeeper throw, 7 metre throw and throw-in. A 7 metre throw is given when a clear scoring chance is destroyed. At the beginning of the first and second half time as well as after a goal has been scored a throw-off is taken. An offensive foul results in a free throw for the. Keep the 3m distance While a throw is executed the opponents have to stay 3 metres away from the ball. the enters the goal area a player of the touches the ball when it is rolling or lying on the floor in the goal area Steps Taking more than 3 steps with the ball results in a free throw for the. Dribble fault A dribble fault (e.g. double bounce) results in a free throw for the. Throw-in A throw-in is awarded when the ball goes outside the court.

5 Imprint: European Handball Federation (EHF), Vienna/AUT, August Following a proposal by both the EHF Competitions Commission (CC) and the EHF Methods Commission (MC) the EHF Executive Committee approved the production of a short rule version of the handball rules for promotional purposes only. The work is based on the Rules of the Game by the International Handball Federation (IHF), for details and references please visit Editorial board: EHF Working Group Rule Simplifications & Modifications in cooperation with the EHF Youth Forum Jan Tuik/EHF CC Chairman Frantisek Taborsky/EHF MC Chairman Allan Lund/EHF MC Member Development Sandor Andorka/EHF CC Member Refereeing Roland Bürgi/EHF Mentor Refereeing Natasha Engberg/EHF Youth Forum Member Cristina Nastase/EHF Youth Forum Member Helena Crnojevic/EHF Youth Forum Member Marcos Bestilleiro/EHF Office Helmut Höritsch/EHF Competence Academy & Network Cartoons & artwork by Wanzi/ComixConcepts